There’s not a lot of info on it – indeed, other than it might come with a slide out QWERTY keyboard, there’s absolutely no info at all on it – but it does look superb. CTIA Wireless is the US’s annual telecoms trade show, so we should see a lot more new from US-related mobile tech companies than we saw at MWC 2010 earlier in the year.

Although the company has yet to formalize a date for the launch of the handset that earlier this week was confirmed for AT&T customers of the Sprint network will be able to get the phone “soon” the company has said. The news means that the Google phone, which has been criticized for lack of poor sales will by the end of the year be available on all four of the major carriers in the US – T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon and now Sprint. The “Nexus One will benefit from Sprint’s 3G network with twice the coverage of AT&T and 10 times the coverage of T-Mobile, both based on square miles,” said the company trying to convince Android fans who haven’t already got the phone to go with them over the competition.

However, before you start planning your day one line antics, the Nexus One will not be available in any Sprint retail channels. It will be available directly from Google at google.com/phone

Sprint says that it is still working on a pricing plan, however expects it to be in line with the company’s Sprint Everything Data 450 plan which costs $69.99.

Nokia C5 itself is completely conservative and predictable gadget when relating with the features and aspects. It is featured with 2.2″ 240 x 320 pixel displays along with 3.2 megapixel cameras among LED flash, 3.5G data connectivity, microSD expandable memory up to 2GB, MP3, FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity and lots more. It’s an attractive handsets but with something novel dimension and design. It is covered with stainless steel but generally very lightweight device of about 89 grams. This is a unique phone loaded with exclusive elements.

We still don’t know if it is real, our opinion is that the image looks too official for it not to be real. This image looks just like the typical Nokia press picture. From the pic you also can tell it will run Symbian^3, and will sport an amazing 4-row QWERTY keyboard. 3G will be also on board, and we don’t think there is any reason for it not to have GPS, WI-FI and Bluetooth. Lets hope it gets announced soon!

The HTC Supersonic is expected to run Google’s Android 2.1 platform with HTC Sense UI, a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor and a 5-megapixel camera. The Android 2.1 offers pinch-to-zoom browsing, voice-to-text form filling and turn-by-turn voiced navigation.  Phil Cusick, analyst at Macquarie Securities, also reported that he suspects a Sprint launch next week. WiMAX is a very fast 4G data service provided by Sprint partner Clearwire.

The Windows Mobile 6.1 device is targeted at “potentially explosive environments,” such as chemical manufacturing and petrochemical industry sites, as well as military applications. The phone meets MIL-SPEC 810 F/G standards, sports a 2.8 inch touchscreen display, a QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth, push-to-talk support, GPS, and is less than one in thick. The phone can survive 26 drops from nearly 50 inches and is shock proof for transport across 1,000 miles of bumpy terrain. AT&T also says it can withstand 95 percent humidity for 48 hours and can be submerged in 5 feet of water for 30 minutes.

AT&T says it’s available today, although it’s not currently listed on the carrier’s website and pricing has not yet been announced.

Apparently it’s even possible this device might its first outing at CTIA, but as with most things, we’ll have to see it to believe it.

Do you desire a 3D-screen device? Do you think it adds any value at all? I’d say not at all, unless you’ve got some killer content to back it up with – and seeing as 99.9% of proper 3D content seems to be movies, the perhaps you’re best off being a movie buff with a penchant for Mobile devices, to make best use of this device!

LG say that the GS290 Cookie Fresh will be available in 16 different colours, although our guess is that most retailers will only have a couple of these available. At least the wide variety of colours stop if from looking too much like a black slabby handset.

We don’t know exactly when the Cookie Fresh will be available to buy, but we suspect that you won’t have to wait too long to see this particular phone in the shops.